Sport
begins with
gymnastics
06 August 2026
The 31st National Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship, held at the Baku Olympic Sports Complex from 4 to 6 August, has successfully concluded. On the final day of competition, individual apparatus finals were held in the hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon for pre-juniors born in 2013 and juniors born in 2011–2012.
Following the results of the finals, the winners and medalists were determined.
Pre-Juniors (born in 2013)
Hoop
Gold Medal – Amina Novruzova (BGM)
Silver Medal – Sara Atakishiyeva (OCAQ)
Bronze Medal – Gulluzar Sharifova (OCAQ)
Ball
Gold Medal – Amina Novruzova (BGM)
Silver Medal – Gulluzar Sharifova (OCAQ)
Bronze Medal – Sara Atakishiyeva (OCAQ)
Clubs
Gold Medal – Gulluzar Sharifova (OCAQ)
Silver Medal – Madina Aghaverdiyeva (OCAQ)
Bronze Medal – Amina Novruzova (BGM)
Ribbon
Gold Medal – Gulluzar Sharifova (OCAQ)
Silver Medal – Amina Novruzova (BGM)
Bronze Medal – Madina Aghaverdiyeva (OCAQ)
Juniors (born in 2011–2012)
Hoop
Gold Medal – Nur Sadigova (RKIM)
Silver Medal – Maryam Baloghlanova (OCAQ)
Bronze Medal – Nuray Muradli (ZIRA)
Ball
Gold Medal – Nur Sadigova (RKIM)
Silver Medal – Nuray Muradli (ZIRA)
Bronze Medal – Gulnur Mammadli (OCAQ)
Clubs
Gold Medal – Nur Sadigova (RKIM)
Silver Medal – Nuray Muradli (ZIRA)
Bronze Medal – Maryam Baloghlanova (OCAQ)
Ribbon
Gold Medal – Leyla Nemakina (OCAQ)
Silver Medal – Gulnur Mammadli (OCAQ)
Bronze Medal – Maryam Baloghlanova (OCAQ)
Throughout the three-day championship, the gymnasts demonstrated their skills in the individual all-around and apparatus events. On the final day, the strongest performers competed for medals across the four apparatus, bringing the national championship to a successful conclusion.
At the end of the competition, the winners and medalists were presented with diplomas and medals. The 31st National Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship provided an important platform for assessing the preparation and competitive performance of young athletes, while contributing to their development and preparation for future competitions.